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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
WESLEY MERRITT,
Promoted to be Erigadier.Gene-
raj.

raj,
Brieadier-General Merritt was born
in New York in the year 1886 gradu-
ated at West Point in the class OF 1850,
when he was commissioned brevet
second lieutenant of the Dragons. In
1862 he was commissioned captain in
the Second United States cavalry.
After having served at Camp Floyd and
Utah he was moved to Washington,
where he served during the winter OF
1861 go in the defence of the city. He
was on the staff of General Stoneman
when he made the raid on Richmond III
April, 1863. In June of the same year he
was promoted to be brigadier general
of volunteers. He fought at Gettys-
burg, where he commanded the reserve
brigade of cavalry, and was breyetted
major for his bravery in that engage
ment. From 1863 to 1864 he COM
manded division of cavalry in Central
Virginia. In the Richmond campaign
of 1864 he commanded a brigade of
cavalry under General Sheridan, and
was brevetted lieutenant-colonel and
subsequently colonel for distinguished
services at this period. He fought un-
der Sheridan through the Shenandoah
campaign, for which service he was
brevetted maior-general OF voiun-
teers. At the battles of Five
Forks and other engagements, and
at the surrender az Appomattox
Courthouse, he greatly distinguished
himself and was promoted to be major
general, Lis commission dating from
Five Forks. General Merritt was com
missioped Northumberland of the
Ninth United States cavalry on July
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entered the house, and stolen q num-
Der Of things, including revolver.
When was called to look into the
| csse found place in the room by the
window where gun-stock had been
stood up, and scratch on the front OF
the house about where the point OF the
barrel would be likely to rest. / found
also boot-tracks, one foot OF which
showed that there was patch on the
side, near the toe. We arrested Dag
gett, whose boot was patched in the
exact place shown by the tracks, and
he owned up and took his three years
in Jail. Now comes the odd part OF the
story. Two months after Daggett
served out his sentence and got home
Mr.. Fellows's house was robbed again.
The robber had broken out the same
pane Of glass as before, opened the
same window. aud stolen the same
things, including the same revolver
We went for Deegett, but he would not
own up this time. He wore a pair Of
stout prison shoes, with hobnails in the
soles. We found that the shoes and
nails fitted exactly In footprints around
the window which was opened. Dag
gett got five years THIS time, and is still
serving the sentence. The oddly Of
the affair is that one man should COM
nit the same crime twice and get caught
with the same kind OF circumstantial
evidence"
Gan unexpected result followed the
arrest of Green, the Maiden murderer
which made so great sensation in its
day." said one of the Oldest detectives
in Boston. "When we went ont to
arrest Green we kept the thing 80 quiet
that nobody had any idea what we were
going to do. / did not like Colonel
Bailey, who then owned the Hcrdtd.
and so / gave the news exclusively
to Dave Leavitt, of the journal,
who made two columns and half
Of the story. Colonel Rogers, Of
the journal, made Leavitt a present
of $500, and the night reporter of the
Hcrdld got bounced for missing the
item, though it was no fault OF his.
This reporter afterwards became one of
the best-known writer's in the city, and
L have often regretted my course in the
matter on his account. have had
long and varied experience at the po-
lice business. A publisher once offer
cd me g, GOO to write a book, but | de-
clined. Perpaps 1 Will give You q
Renaissance or two when You cal
agaiD."
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rarsists left except the Jeromeists. That
party was more personal than political.
Il adhered 10 the fortunes Of certain
men. not 10 the principles OF o party.
Now. Jerome does not afford them avery
satisfactory rallying point, and the
bnlk have foated into the moderate
Renublican party. Some, however, are
more radical thon the Radicals"
"What Of the OpportuDists?"
"Oh I they have wholly disappeared.
Their leader, Ferry, was o highly able
but unscrupulous man, and it Is not i'm
rossible that he may yet have politi-
cal resurrection bat fer the present
he is very dead"
"What will be the position OF the
Mcnarcbists IN the future !"
ait is very hard to say. think they
would welcome any change that would
restore social and religious liberty.
they don't ask Others to be Catholic !;
they ask only the privilege Of worship
ping in their own way, without annoy
ance by the authorities. rs said be-
fore. between the mob without law and
without God and a dictator who will
maintain order and secure religious
liberty to all there are many Royallsts
vho would welcome the dictator. We
are on The incline toward the rule OF
the mob. ard there seems no effort on
foot to prevent the return of license and
riot.
"The misfortune Of the nation is that
the present authorities are nonentities
and mediocrities. Their policy looks
no further than TO keep themselves in
Office. Under Republican rule there
has sprung Up in France the worst fea-
iure of American politics that is, the
professional politician, the man who
makes living out OF politics-a charac-
terunknown twenty years ago."
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eral advantage, and not really expen-
sive, il such progressive scale OF pay
we're adopted as would enable private,
il through no fault Of his own he con-
tinued to be private all through his
career, TO have when he wns forty or
fifty years old much larger remuneration
than the balance left to him, after stop
pages, from nominal wage OF 15d. o
day. The addition OF q penny day
to every soldiers pay would amount to
nearly Goo, 600 n year, but as we sur
render with every soldier whom we dis
charge after seven years service the
value OF something like Gl, 900, there
would be no expense whatever II we
kept that one thousand pounds worth
of soldiership in the army, in using
the money to recompense our trained
mtn for. continuing in the service.
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In part execution az two dec!s -
irst bearing date on Use lS.h Gay 81. N.f. a..
and Of record I'm the of.,r 81 t.o ...-..
Chanccry Court 81 TIC citf ~ Wtu'.I. .r
Deadlock No IN b, pe-o tG; ana 'tn Dae.
bearing date on he lSu 81 april. l"' r.f .
record IN the aforesaid Cr'ro. lc''-h h.
Us G, page i9l-the undersigned, trustees
therein. being required sO to go b.. i" .f.
Of note thereby secured, ifiati lat .".
made In the payment ~ part iir-'0. 0If
with consent Of al parties !n iC'c-e-'. 20. 1851
offer for sale, upon he premises. nn
WEDNESDAY. LAY C. joe
at o'clock if fair. n not on 81, r..t .'.F
Hereafter. the Ikl IL WALL ABLE ..lL
ESTATE above mentioned.
lie lot has front on ihe south iile NJ flIr
street Of 10 feet and runs ock jog GO. 'D f"f
said docks Of the James River lli hanaNia
Company.
The connection tract, ~ tho Richmond anl
Danyille railroad is Immediately Cd. ..- .Olfi
and between 10 and the said dJ.l-. -nI- a.4ai-
ing unusual facilities for handbag la.c. mr.-
chandise, &c, either by rail or waters .-aNry
small outlay. and Saving all tIuya-r. O.
The entire lot T. covered with Re- -In. .. -I
two--tory ttick warehouse. well arrange
This property viii be- offered in o.. SOL -.nu-.
fii,t. the Lot. with Improvement, beg. un.tf d.
feet nom The intersection - cay arl ~'tru-
feenth streets. running eas'Naris l.- 'r.'
and afterwards. the lot, Rita o.. i.uro'.
mente. fronting - feet 10 the corner az ~f..f-
tconih aud Cary streets.
This property shouli communal ih' t''fn .t
Of all seeking nr~t-cla-s Investment. a.4 ...
any mercantile or man4iactuuDg rarIH~.- b.
cannot be cdualled location. tral-lr. 90. '.
facilities size. g.. an being in is iatu..
TERys: Cash a. 20 sICictency o. pay o-' aul
expenses Of sale. all taxes past due. ani '
pay of ard discharge a note for The sym 10
Sqs0O, with interest thereon from the h.n l.f
Of April, lsSs residue &c six, Twelve, ant "i-.
teen mOnths-the deferred payments o. O." ',I
dencod by negotiable notes. with PEI 't.'.
interest added and secured by a trusy'.eri '.
the properly.
ms cery bsoboJ'c that mare i,6erHi 'fUn
be cBn.uAced al tie time Of sale.
HENRY 6. CANNON.
HUGHA MCCtRuN.
an ~ Ir...t.t.
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C,KIN TORTURES
y THATDEFY ALL OTHER REMEDIES
SPEEDILY CURED BIZ
ClTICURA,

Uumilatiue Erupiions, Itahinc md Barn
ing Skin Tortures, Loathsome Sores. ana
every species Of Itching, Scaly, Ptmply. In
the Blood, SKIN. and Scalp, with loss OF Hair,
from infancy TO old age. are positively cred
by CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, aud CurI-
CURA SOAP, an exquisite SKIN Beautiher, ex-
ternaliy. and CUTIcURA RgsOLYgNr, the new
Blood Purifier, internally.
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WEDNESDAY. tfllL =. ~

the PROPERTY thererg cIuvcye.i
!. The SQUARE bOcHdei by HrsaI. ,..
ThiTt.eth, and Thirty al-t streets. kl..r
tie letters J., Q, X. s. ailoining Cam
Park.
,. SQUARE 81, part ~ 500. ]. near'r - -,..
angle triangle, - feet on north .itrD ban
street by i42 feet on rs cast silc.
3 SQUARE ~, part % No. & i2e fr.- ., Odd.
north side u Broad street py lfe 'Ur. ELL. g.
west eide Of Ihiriy-Hfsh I'D ~ iecto. .- r...
side.
4. SQUARE %, part OF so. 3 s., o.. .. DO
south side Of MarehHn BY lis feet ol ... ..I
side q 1bigiy-lrst street
) SQUARE IS, east $500 Of Thirty .. .r.
tween Marshall and Clay -reet+--il l r.
l5s feet. and No. = iGJ uy - feet.
g. SQUARE q, southeast corner '.-.r.
and 1hlrty-arsf streets. Z! 10y 10 lect
z. SQUARE 60. No. (, northwest cor.. V...
shall and Ihirty-frst s.Ieaf1, ~ ny la- f.a.
= TWENTY SIN ACilES or LAND U,r.
the National ceinct.r., Rni ad.DlIF IS %.
Peasants and ". l.. CCVardu-pa. a, pt
Offices Of the auctioueois.
All this property IL worthy n thc - 30
tanfiOn Of capitalists Tor Investment. 81 OIL.
ilcn. building purposes. &c, ald near ..e ...
templGtod street.railwgy line COMO ~ ..
salubrlous East with the fa-hi0aa. p. NO.
End. From most Of K fhere ar h..r a.f
water and land views. and health un'. sHr.
Being determined 20 sgll, will sut.if.., ...
II necessary 20 DO 20.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires .o i .. .
the debt secured, ono fOuriA IN cash arl ..
balance at Fix, twelve, AMI eighteen rHl'i-
for negotiable notes, interest aiiei. a.l -.
cured by trust-decds, viii b. a'cer'or
WILLIAM l. COWAEgW
apl7 ....
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A Story OF Kaiser william,
baltimore Americana


A week ago the German Minister
gave a handsome dinner party in honor
of the ninetieth birthday of Kaiser
William. The occasion, OF course, was
replete with incidents of the long and
eyentful career of this wonderful man.
One of the most interesting anecdotes
related by countryman of the Empe-
ror was in regard to his early youth,
and which seems to be little known.
Since public gambling has been forbid
ben by law in Germany, the votaries Of
Fortune from all Europe who used to
fill the hotels of Ems, Baden, ETC.,
have focked to Monaco. The story
runs that Kaiser William, while
he was still Crown Prince aud
dashing young officer, entered the
Cursaal at Ems, wearing an overcoat
which concealed his brilliant uniform,
and, approaching the crowded table,
placed thereon coin OF small value
about dollar. With a contemptuous
gesture the banker tossed the coin upon
the floor, with the remark, "For the
croupier." Again the unknown gentle
man threw down coin and lost, the
banker repeating his actions and words,
10 the amusement of the other players.
1t was then, as now, the custom of the
banks to set aside certain sum each
day and put up notice OF the amount.
beyond which they could not play. If
their losses amounted to this sum, the
bank must close.
WiIlinm glanced at this notice-200,-
600 francs-quietly remarking that he
would play for the whole bank. "Who
are you?" exclaimed the dealer with
Sudden respect. For reply the future
Emperor of Germany then opened his
coat, displaying the imperial star upon
his breast. The cards were dealt, the
Prince won, and the bank was broken.
Taking up the enormous sum he de-
libcrately dashed IL on the floor. ex-
claiming, "For the croupierl" Then
turning on his heel left the apartment.
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2S, 1866, about six months after being
mustered ont OF the volunteer service.
Since then he has served in various
parts of the country, chiefly against
the Indians. He was made colonel of
the Fifth United States cavalry July J.,
1876, and continued in active com
mand of that distinguished regiment
from October, 1876, TO August, 1882.
He was then appointed superintendent
of the mounted recruiting service, but
the appointment was revoked and he
was given the present position of,super-
intendent of West Point Academy
The General is strongly built man,
but not tall. His head is large aud
massive, his face weather-beaten, AMI
his abundant hair sprinkled with gray.
He is well preserved, pleasant-looking,
easily approached, afable, and cour-
teous. The cadets admire AMI love
him, and the story of his distinguished
and brilliant services for his country
are an inspiration to them.
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COVERED WITH SORES.

Ihave been afflicted since last March with a
skin disease the doctors called Eczema. Ny
face was covered with scabs and sores. aud tbs
itching and burning were almost unbearaOie.
seeing your CUTlCURA REMEDIES 20 highly re-
commended, concluded 10 give them trial,
using the CUTIcURA and CUTICCRA SOAP oxtor-
rally, and REsOLyENT internally for fOur
months. Icali myself cured. IN gratitude Tor
which make this public statement
Mrs. CLARA 4. FREDERICK.
ppOAD PROOk CONN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
ByEnrman Tnpper.
BY furmau upper.
Real Estate Agent ard AL',.our't,
1915 Main street.

A TTRACTINE AUCTION SAIL
~ or NICE TWO-sroRY FRArEp
DWELLING on CHINA BETWEtN piNE
AND BkLyIDEEE STREETS, WITH EIGHTY -
1WO And \ HALF FIJI. OF LAND AZ
TACEhD-By request Of tiie Leuet.a.lcs ll-
der deed of trust 20 George y. h0or'r. bed.
trustee. dated June q, 1881, shall .,l ny TO Dr.
tior, on The premises, at %. o'clock b. -. ,a
FRIDAY, APRIL -, -.
the aoovc-referrcd-t truly bcagatIl all SOD
able IEUF ERrN. The DW tLL' .p
neat. ond possesses In rooms aIl DN.
all necessary household and ki.rn.f
datiOns Adjoining tho house Dr..
grounds, which are very valuable i.- OH.
purposes.
The entire house has ius; h'cn PAM
whitened. and tho properly T. o.rac...' a.
nTst-class Order.
This property. within q fow fee. of rir
and in he centre ~ tho crowll a. t
End, offers rare inducements 80 g. ..'
seeking eligiby-locnted real estate e..lt f
home or speculative purposes.
TERMS: Liberal. and az sale.
ap2a FURMAS UPPER, Al"l,t.,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
BY Appenson & Co.,
Real Estate Aucti0neerS

A UCTION SALE OF THE SMALL
n BRICK DWELLING No. H03 EAST C.Ai.
BETWEEN TWENTY AND INkf-
TY. EIGHTH STREETS AND NEAR lhr
STREET RAILWAY.-By request Of the owner
a NONRESIDENT, We will sell. on the premise GOD
THURSDAY. April y. lss,.
al so O'Clock p. ~. said DWELLING. win four
rooms Kitchen. two rooms lot 1JxSJ feet, me
and level; ample room for another hoI,c- "r
rising Chnrch-fiin property goes higher. =, q
undoubtedly will
TEEMs: Easy. APPERSON & CO.
APP % Real Estate Auciioneers and Asrn.-.
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SCALP. FACE. EARS. AND NECK.

was afflicted with EcZsma on the Scalp,
Face, Ears, aud Neck, which the druggist,
where got your remedies, pronounced one Of
the worst cases that had come under his notice.
He advised me TO try your CUTICURA RENE
DIES, and after FIVE days use my scalp and part
Of my face were entirely cured, and / hope in
another week 10 have nv cars, neck. ana the
other part Of my face cured.
HERMAN SLApE.
1870 EAST FOURTH STREET, NEW IoSH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
by ManniDsC. Staples & 90.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers.

DUBLIC AUCTION OF A VALUA-
Il BLE AND PRETTY FARM LOCATED on
OSBORN PIKE ABOUT TWO AND A HALE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND.--By request OF
the owner, non- resident We win sell by agc-
ton, ON The premises, at O'Clock p. NJ, on
MONDAY, MAY 2, 1857,
the FARM as above described, containing ~
AChks, upon which there Is good dwelling
Ia seed repair. The character OF the surround
Ing property-owners and the quality Of tho soil
upon ihls farm should engage tho attention OF
these IN soerch Of desirable home. 10 u well
suited for dairy farm. being 30 near the city.
III not sold Oh day OF sale tho place VIII DO
rented ~ tho highest bidder
For further particulars apply 10 the suc-
Seventeenth street.
TkEAs; Easy. and announced AZ sAle.
MANNING G. STAPLES = co,
ep ~ Auc1toneenA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

CUTicURA stands at the head of " class;
especially Is this the case with tho CUTIcURA
soar. have had an unusually good sale this
summer. owing 70 the prevalence OF m aggra-
waited form OF Itch through some localities IN the
country. in which tho CurIcUEA REasDiss
proved satisfactory.
Vi. L. HARDIGG, Druggist.
TTnICNTOWN. Ky.
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Ry George W. Mayo. Auc;loneer,
Ono. d. Lcughton, Jr., SGlesnanJ
No. ~ Ninth street.
TRUSTEFS' SALES AT AUCTION

TRUSTEES' SALES AT AUCTION
4 OF THE LARGE AND DESIRABLE
STOCK OF MESSRs. Z. b. SPENCE & SON,
CONSISTING or READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, CLOTHS, DiAG0NALS,
WORSTEDS, CHEyI0T sUlrINGS, FANCY
GOODS. STORE-FIXTURES, SHOWCASES,
ELEGANT PLATE MIRRORS. A GENERAL
STOCK OF FINE NOTIONS, &C, &c.-on
MONDAY, MAY ., 1887,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, We will commence the sale
Of the above very desirable stock OF CLOTH
ING, SUIrINGS, FURNISHING GOODS, &C,
al the store No. 90l east Main street
The stock Is first-class. laid in for the best re-
tail and manufacturing trade, and deserves the
attention Of the public, retail trade, and tailors
Persons desiring to purchase the stock, busi-
ness. good Will. &C., "a a whole, can do so by
applying 10 the trustees before the day OF sale,
and, II not sold as q whole before May %, 4;
will then be sold In lots 10 suit purchasers, the
sale being continued from day 10 day until the
entire stock is disposed OF.
CYRUS B0SSIEUX,
FRANK |. SrARkE,
ep i7-eod Trustees.
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UCTION SALE OF THREE CEN
- TRIAL. MEDlUM-SIZED MODERN
BRICK DWELLINGS,
on TENTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS.
4 MOST DESIRABLE NEIGHBoEHooD.
We will sell ct auction on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL q, 1857,

We will sell ct auction on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL q, 1887,
CT o'clock p. NJ. the above very desirable
STOCN-BRlCk DIV Filings, nearly new, To-
Gated On the cast side Of Tenth street, ana near
the corner Of Clay. being Nos. JC3, 5l5. and 501,
each containing seven rooms, with all the mod
eru imprOyomeBts-DemOre closets, baths,
&C.. sc.
These Dwellings are in perfect order; front
70 feet each. with depth Of - feet 10 an alloy
in common three feet wide. No. 503 has depth
of 81 feet.
Tire location OK this property is 50 convenient
10 the businees-centrs Of the city as % be
always I'm demand for renting purpOses-the
houses are never yacout-maktng tho invest
ment for an income most desirable: and for
quiet ard retired home 10 better location can
be had.
Terms: Ono third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, interest added, and 0ecIrel by
uCst-dced.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 8 CO..
ap21 Auc,ioneers.
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cents, REsOLvTET, 81: SOAR, - cenbj. POT
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, Bos-
ton. Send for How 10 Cure SKIN Diseases"
BrAUTIFY the Complexion and skin by
using the CUTICURA SOAP.
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By sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuciioEecrs.
HOS Main street

A UCTION SALE OF THAT VERY
"a DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY 10
CAlED BRICK TENEMENT No. Oh Nok u
TENTH STREET, NEAR LEIGH SlBEhL- ~
the request Of the owner We shall ouer iof ra4T'
al public auction, upon the promises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL ~, lSS'.
At $50 O'Clock Y. NJ, the PROPERTY located a.
above. The dwelling contains seven ron, ;,
besides bathroom. closets, &C.. aud de'a'h"1
kitchen. IL has gas. water. and calvert ocnur.-
tons, with the usual modern hnpr )'emeu.,
The LOT fronts 2? feet on the east side ~ ien.l
street. and runs back a good deplh W a VII"
alley In rear. .,..
THIS property Is situated in a nice anf pfe'y
portion Of the city, which renders 4 very de'lts
able as home on e. an investment a. ~ 'ou.
yenient location wiz always command a.''aA'
at good rental.
TRIMS: one fourth cash balance &. ,iN.
added. SUTTON < co.
anoO Auetlopee,s.
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a HOW MY SIDE ACHES

A. 10 Aching Sides and Back, Hip and
H2E<S.A Kidney Pains, Rheumatic. Sciaic,
~ AsT Neuralgia, sharp and Shooting
E8M-N Pains. relieved In one minute by the
CUTICURA ANTI-PAIS PLASTER. Cana0t fail
At Druggists % cents. Potter Drug and Chemi-
cal Company, Boston. ap 3lW(wl&su
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by j. Thompson Brown s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lli3 Main street.
MONROE-PARK PROPERTY.

MAIN BETWEEN PINE AND LAUREL
STREETS.
We will sell al auction on
THURSDAY. APRIL y, 1851.
et $50 y. NJ. on the premises, the FRAME
DWELLING, No. 100. on south line OF Main be-
tween Pine and Laurel streets, Immediately In
mont Of the Park fronting on said street ~ feet
with depth OF 100 feet as 10 the eastern q
front feet OF said lot and 1913 deep as 20 western
: feet OF said lot
TERMS: One third cash; balance In twelve
and eighteen months, interest added aud Sc
cured by trust deed.
). THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
ap % Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

BY virtue Of decd ~ 'rist from F.,....
Peasants 10 the uDd, ignei. date. De-. bal.
1873 and duly recorded. defeglt Ar.. t...
mnde and being thereto l'. uircf i5 ta.....
ficisTy. will sell on TIRE premise. .l -a..-...
named below, commencing a. O..,..r D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

~ nPb'f'Th q 20.
md
John r. Goidln,
Real Estate Aue,iouoer,.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A LARGE NUMBER or BUILDING t,,.
BROAD, GRACE, MARSHALL. CLAY ron,
TTETB, AND THIRTYPIRsr
STREETS.
And NEAR THE STREET RAuN,y
INCLUDING TIE NEyERFlrl-,
BLooDY.Rts SPRING,
OF PURE AND ABUNDANT wATfs. tyn
TwENTY-sIx ACRES or LASo
on TIE YoRE-RyrR RAILROAD iyl l,
AVENUE THE NATIoSV
CEMETERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

IMMEDIATELY AFTER the above sale We
shall sell lot fronting 80Xia0 feet ON Chauu
street between Reservoir and Randolph streets.
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
al, - AuctlOnepr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
By Quarles & McClfIy.
Real Estate lyoker-. &c.
TRUSTEES, AUCTION 81 u

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
AICrlON nALEn-Fmture Dass.
GALE OF BEAUTIFUL WEST-EN
By II. L. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs

GALE OF BEAUTIFUL WEST END
~ BUILDING LOTS on PINE STREET By
AUCTlON-We shall offer by auction on tho
premises ON
WEDNESDAY APRIL q, 1887,
M y, o'clock ?. NJ. the LOT OF GROUND on the
east sice Of Pie street between Beverly aud
Cumberland streets, 59xIl5 fee; TO - 100;
alley.
This is desil able ground for the erection OF
small houses, and the sale should attract at
tenton.
TERMS: Accommodating, and announced a.
sale. II. J.. STAPLES q CO.,
AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

by }. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Heal Estate Agents and AucuoDcers,
lib Main street.